Simplicius
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Simplicius
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Mouse tall wood'n houses
'n plastic lions & kangaroos
A stainy sky blue merry-go-round
The origin of my world
Two buckets fulls of sand
And one half full of rain
Grass seems carpet sea and jungle
The birds' lyrics...the bees'humming
A distant monster barking
A headless and pale onearmed knight
Came along with him when
Called for supper
To conquer all hights
Don't fear no fight
To conquer all nights
'till the end of the light
Hillitop high dreaming castles
And a princess of beauty & kind
A head full of dreams
And a sky full of stars
Noone cares about the dawn
A flyinn' white horse rides along
Butch ofpromises on its back
The red man will never ride a car
And a yogi-(bear)
Ever seeks for picnic baskets
A headless and pale onearmed knight
Came along with him when
Called for supper
To conquer all hights
Don't fear no fight
To conquer all nights
'till the end of the light
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